Math, asked by dhairyoyo123, 2 months ago

The length of a basketball court is ((6x^2 + 20x)m) . If the length is 2x times the width, what is the dimension of the court?

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Answered by ushasingh9191
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  \huge\mathcal \colorbox {gold}{{Given → }}

  • The length of a basketball court is (6x² + 20x) m.
  • The length is 2x times the width.

 \huge \mathcal \colorbox{lightpink}{{Solution →}}

Let the width be z m.

Length = (6x² + 20x) m.

Length is 2x times width.

 \sf \colorbox{lightblue}{{According to condition,}}

2x(z) = (6x^{2}  + 20x)

➠z =  \frac{(6 {x}^{2} + 20x) }{2x}

➠z = (3x + 10)

 \huge \mathcal \colorbox {lightgreen}{{Hence →}}

z = (3x + 10)

Width = z \: m = (3x + 10)m

Therefore

The width of the court is (3x + 10) m.

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